peer

equal(平等)

1. C1Countable(可数名词)

   a person of the same age, social status, or abilities as others in a group

   同龄人；同辈；同侪；社会地位（或能力）相当的人

   • Do you believe that teenage girls are generally less confident than their male counterparts?

     你相信少女通常比同龄的男生更缺乏自信吗？

   • While he wasn't a great scholar, few teachers could be considered his equal.

     虽然他不是一位伟大的学者，但很少有老师能与他相提并论。

   • Many teenagers start smoking due to peer pressure.

     许多青少年因为同辈压力而开始吸烟。

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rank(等级)

1. Countable(可数名词)

   a person holding a high social rank in the UK, often with titles such as baron, earl, or duke, or a life peer

   贵族

   • a peer who inherits their title

     继承头衔的贵族

   • a peer appointed by the Prime Minister

     由首相任命的贵族

   • The peer spoke in Parliament.

     这位贵族在议会发言。

1. C2Intransitive(不及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)

   to look closely or with difficulty

   仔细看；费力地看

   • When no one opened the door, she peered through the window to see if anyone was inside.

     当没有人开门时，她透过窗户仔细看，想看看里面是否有人。

   • The driver peered into the distance, trying to make out the road signs.

     司机费力地看向远方，试图看清路标。

   • She peered closely at the photograph, squinting slightly.

     她眯着眼睛，仔细地看着照片。

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